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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-02
sherman Opens HE Campaign.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 1.-THE bad
weather of to-day seriously interferred
with General Sherman'5 reception. At
about II O'CLOCK rain set IN which con-
tinued at intervals making it necessary TO
abandon the outside demonstration.
Elaborate preparations had been made.
During d luIl of the storm about 1000
persons occupied their seats, but were
drived to the Representative
hall by the rain at O'CLOCK
In q short TINE 1000 people crowded
into the galleries, capable ordinarily of
holding only 500, and the more favored
to the number Of 1900 were admitted to
the floor of the house. As Senator Sher-
man, accompanied by Governor OglesbY,
Senators Culom end FarWell, the state
officers and the members Of the managing
committee, entered the hall at 2:40
there was LOUD end continued applause.
Senator Sherman was introduced by Gov
ernor Oglesby and delivered long speech
in which be defined the two great politi-
cal parties of the country from his stand
poiat snd in which he made his own po-
sition pretty plain.
The Senator's speech is printed on the
sixth page of this issue of THE GAZETTE.
ED.
SHERMAN GIVEN a RECEPTION.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 1.-The dem
onstratiOn to Senator Sherman closed
this evening with q reception in honor of
the Ohio statesman. The hotel lobby and
parIors were thronged from Z 80 to 8, and
several hundred visitors to the city and
citizens who were deprived of hearing
the distinguished Senator spesk in the
afternoon were honOret by meeting him
personally. The Senator leaves at mid
night for Chicago, where ne will De ten
dered reception tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-02
Germany.
GERMANS InYnrs-

BERLIN, June 1.-THE Joy felt here at
the downfall of General Boulanger is
more silent than expressed. There is
very little confidence, however, in the
stability of the new French ministry.
GENERAL NOTES.
BERLIN, June Negotiations are pro-
ceeding between Germany and Austria
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-02
BLAINE.
The Maine Statesman is Not Certain
Yet Whether He Was Not Elected
President by Inc People.
He Says PIainI7 that Burchill Defeated
Him With His Dose Of K. 2. b., Al.
though He Never Tock It.
Senator John Sherman Starts His Presi-
Dental Boom to Rolling Under
Cloudy and Wet Auspices.
R!aine on BurchilI.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The World this
morning prints an elaborate account of
visit made By a correspondent to Mr.
Blaine at his home in Augusta, Me, and
afterwards at his cottage AZ Bar Harbor,
in the course of which Blaine gave fully
his plans for his forthcoming trip. He
discussed the false reports of his failinr
health and referred st length 20 the work
he has bestowed upon, s-le books Just
finished. He says MS visit abroad will
extend longer than . year. Mr.. Blaine
said: ''I am going abroad aud expect to
be away a year. Mrs. Bleire end my two
daughters, Marguerite and Hattie will
make up the party. | nave engaged
state-rooms on the German LLOYD
ship Ems which sails June s. We
shall stop at Southampton and 90
at once to London. We intend to spend
considerable time in travelling through
Great Britain After England we will
probably 90 10 Scotland and Ireland, then
l think we shall spend some time in Ger
many, and afterwards take in France.
By this time il will be getting SO late in
the year that Spain and Italy will be COM
Portable. We intend to tour both Of these
countries We will probably make long
visits in Rome and Greece, perhaps stay
brief time in ConstantinOple and visit
the scenes of the recent earthquakes in
south France and adjoining portions. 1t
is sufficient time to cover great deal of
ground without hurrying"
The correspondent asked: Chow
about the report, Mr. Blaine, thatyCu con-
template in some wsy aiding Mr.. Glad
stone and the home rule party"
GPThAt CtOrv IL rurp1v civ. o4iy-a
never had such an idea In nv mind No,
indeed, l shall do Nc thing OF the kind"
Mr. Blaine positively declined TO talk
about politics except thar while in con-
versati0n with the correspondent 1T Bar
Hsrbor he said in regard to the Burchard
incident in the campaign of 1884, 81 did
not hear what he said, Du5 the report is
ne said if, and next day every paper in
the country hsd it If course, but as a
mater of fact did not hear if myself
Way cut in Indiana they had il that l had
said, 'Oh, yes and it went all over the
they had slips Of paper printed
which read, Read what Mr.. Blaine
says on them, which were distributed in
front Of the churches on Sunday. That
Is what lost ME the election You know
of course how close it was Well in New
York city 1t lost me several thousand
votes, good deal more than enough to
lave carried the state. | never have felt
sure that | was not elected 1t was 3
matter Of less than 600 votes to have
turned New York the other way. When
L is as close as that there can be no Ger
,ainty of the count. l do not think it can
ever be said with certainty which one of
: IL GOT tho vOfas -
The report, which occupies about five
columns of the World, embraces many
political points concerning Mr.. Blaine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-02
.AfghanistRn

SUBMITTED TO THE AMEER.
LONDON, June 1.-The Rebels in the
Candahar district of Afghanistan have
submitted to the Ameer because of the
of reinforcements from Cabul.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-02

SOCIALIST CONFLICTS

SOCIALIST CONFLICTS.
BRUSSELS, June 1.-Conficts occurred
here last night between parties of social
lists who are psradiDg the streets. NJ
muTous arrests were made. Orders have
been issued forbidding the assemblage of
over five persons in body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-02

her testimony he was sentenced to twenty
years, hard lebor in the Siberian mines
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-02

pie are mainly subsisting by the money
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powers, Or fr61f eating too rich food
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Continued on Fifth Page.

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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-02

.. Y. Collins. n. c. Bssby. L. c. end 4. r.
Baker. asd Others have orgaaised . Lyceam
ssd literary society ut Glsnlals school house,
o. Thursday hisht Of each week
The Baptist people Of Osags Valley church
have called Rev. J. W. Sags their old Pastor,
b preach aaother year. Commencing End,
Sunday In December next.
I'VE sfs very dry In Ossse. Yes We want
water. not In the long month Of August, bat In
the dry warm month Of November. Water!
water!! IL the cry./
Miriam Hoffman Has Opcned up . store at
Bayard and has put In &C ales and keeps coal
for sale. Also established . new post Office
all In Usage township. This 10 the great Oh, Ool
peanut stand and post Office that the antis
hOwled about.
correspondent from Ossge to the Cosrans
seemed TO rather sit down on one Of our citixens
by ::saying something about sweet potatoe,
Pasey Privatel picture gallery. Said citizen
Ii ON his ear. and lays IL on nice old man.
We would advise our riled citizen - look
around amongst his Baptist brothers for said
correspondent. Go slow, Friend. you have &C
cused the wrong man.
DRY DUsr
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-02
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1887.
szrsrsII OPINION.

The real meaning Of ihe Anderson
hill (now a lawj for the adjustment Of
railroad land grants has at last been
authori.ativeIy settled, touching the
relative rights of settlers and purchase
ers. The Lesguers in this county have
held that the bill gives the land to
those who are now actually occupy
ing it, regardless Of the date of their
settlement upon it. In an ohicial
opinion just rendered by the Attorney
General upon this point, he holds the
meaning Of the bill to be directly the
opposite The bill provides (suppos-
Ing the railroad title tn the lands to be
declared invalid) for three classes Of
persons:
Flrst-Bona fide settlers whose home
stead or presumption entries have been
enormously cancelled on account Of
railroad grant or withdrawal.
Second-Bona fide purchasers ofsuch
claimed lands,
Third-Bona fide settlers residing
thereon.
"Tht rights of these several classes
TO the lands referred to-" says the At
torney General, "are successive in the
order stated" That is, where rail-
road title is extinguished, the parties
having the first right to the lands thus
restored to the public domain, are
those who settled on them prior to the
taking effect Of the grant and who still
remain on them. Mattox, Ard, and
two or three others come under that
class in this county. Following this
class of persons, are the bona fide pur-
chasers of the lands, "whoee rights "
says the Attorney General, 'have pref.
erence over those of the third class. u
That is PAL ties who, in good faith, have
purchased land which, at the time oi
the taking affect of the grant, was not
claimed by any settler, will hold the
land regardless Of the claims Of any
one who may have settled upon 1t sub.
sequently.
Readers of the. REGISTER will recog.
nixe In this construction of the Attor.
General, a direct confirm alton of the
view this paper has always taken Of
the law. We have constantly averred
that, since the passage of the Anderson
bill, it really made no difference wheth.
er the railroad title was upheld or not,
for the reason that in either event the
purchasers would retain possession Of
the land. The letter of the Attorney
General gives assurance that such will
be the case 30 we may rest easy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-02

n Carlyle now stansls He preached for The
church 1t this pl.es about two years. He
ssscc the e cssS. q : 9.
His stay hero was short, We soon nnd
him II educational work ct Geneva, and then
bsek q Csriyl,. teaching and preaching ct the
FOR nrsr two years he was superiu ssude.s Of
pnblic lnstruction f..r the county.
In lisa he and Rev. A. Warner and Elder ].
became stated supply Of both churches, and
sustained this relation about year; then nov
Ing 70 this city he became minlster Of the lola
church. He he: been known to ride across
when he had to he liftel from the ssaldfe OF his
pony; % :near!y being frOxen to It,: has no
been. His work concluded here in lsoe, he re-
turned to Indiana and labored st New wash.
ington and seymoure, thence to Mahomet, III. >,
from MahOmet to irish Grove, where remark
bic and gracious awakening toOkplacSuuder his
came 90 anxious for the salvation Of some young
men there that for about six weeks he
spent most OF the time which should have been
( sssp to , GS on sns.
health gave way and he. broke down 10 the
midst OF blessed work. he then returned TO
Kansas and took up his residence on his farm
preaching for Q time for the Carlyle church.
His work physically and mentally soon proved
too much for him. Added to this he had sun.
stroke aud for considerable time he was uu.
able to preach at all, which to him WAS grsat
For three years he had been failing, when one
Of the most painful trial Of all came up0n him
10 the enfeebling OF his mind 70 some extent.
This manifested itself mostly In regard 70 the
locality he WAS In. Never once did his mind
even seem to fall on the all important subject Of
personal religion, his relation To Christ God .
nearness to him In his trials, and sweet and
restful spirit through his faith In the Rock and
Tower OF our Strength, the eternal JehovaA.
Never once did he misplace his words, or SEN
fences. In telling what he felt, what his hopes
were, nor In telling ODD what he wanted In
prayer. For about year, time has also seem.
ed to slip from his grasp. 90 that he has lived
In perpetual Sabbath
How we'll many cherish in their memory the
gentle words, calm assurance, the childlike
simplicity, IS he stood In his desk three Sun
days ago and led as In prayer.
He passed away without . struggle on Friday
morning Ut his home In the 18th year Of his age
Thus ended peacefully, one Of the most pesce-
full and quiet lives 1t has been our pleasure T.
know.
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Geneva GATHERINGS,

Winter 10 again upon rs.
The social last Wednesday night was post
ponel on account Of bad weather.
Mr.. Spellman and family have moved to Fort
Scott he having traded his farm for property
there.
THE new agent at Geneva Is slick one, 80
look ont boys or he will beat you OF your best
Rev. s. N. Irwin and d. X. Caldwell went "a
Garnet Tuesday % business pertaining to
their church
MIR. Jay Lee was down from Harris to spend
Thanksgiving and visit his old friends. H.
reports business good at present.
Misses Lenors and Lula LUCE entertained 9
number OF their friends Thanksgiving eve
Euchre playing was the special feature Of tha
evening.
The turkey match Of Cary Clouds went Of
In grand shape. X. A. Howland's gun VOL
oil the turkeys but one.
The string band had IN invitation to play TO
IN oyster supper at Maple Grove Saturday nigh
but the rain stopped them from going. They
also hope 1t was postponed for they like oys-
tiers. PEACH.
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Moran Matters

Thanksgiving has done come and gone.
Mr.. l. n. Gorrell Is putting mp an addition
to his residence.
Three protracted meetings In town keep the
churches from being crowded.
Elmer Cl0rhier came down from Kansas City
to spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
Mr.. Lon. Whitlow has rented Mr.. Wander
grift . farm and W. X. Smith will occupy r. j.
McGiashens farm.
VIII Strong went over to Fort Scott last
week and bought car load Of damaged wheat
ut p to 40 cents per hundred.
Mrs. James Montgomery and c. NJ. Richards
and families, Of Fl. Scott, came over to attend
the annual family reunion and cat Thsnksgiv-
ing dinner at DIR. ::Strong's. 1 am informed
that all the children and grandchildren were
present.
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News IL very scarce this week.
L. B. Pearson sold couple loads of hogs
Saturday.
Misses Minnie Freeman and Mamie Davis,
who have been 90 sick are recovering.
The Salem township..Sunday. School conven-
tion met at Salem School House last Thursday
We understand It was quite success, and that
every one had good time
Last Thursday Miss Matte Brady, of Salem,
and Mr.. Chas. Mabie. Of lola, were married at
the residence Of the brides sister in lola.
Miss Brady was one of the brightest young
ladies OF Salem, and We are afraid that her
friends will hardly forgive Mr.. Mabie for tax.
ing her away, but such is the way Of the world
Nay their lives be long and happy and may
there be just ''clouds enough to make bea uti-
full sunset
Phil PHARLHY
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

(Notices under this head will be inserted one
week free OF charge for all subscribers II til q
REGISTER: Any sTch excepting those regular
any article to sell or trade are cord tally nvit-
ed to make use Of this c0lumn.)
Alfred Cunningham nine miles east Of Hum
boldt has good work horse for sale cheap.
Ms John A. Hart. lola, has two cook stoves
and one heating stove for sale.
Jas. G. Jet, 6;S miles north east OF Moran,
has span Of mules to trade for span Of
mares.
H. T. Travis ~ miles east Of lola has two
thoroughbred Jersey bulls lsubject to registra.
tiOn1 for sale
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Prairie Dell Dots.

Prairie Doll Dots.
Mr.. John McHenry 10 quite sick with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Body is building an addition to his
house.
IPrairis Dell Union. Sunday School has closed
for the wiuter
No singing school last Saturday night on &C.
count Of bad weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Sheriff. have returned from
their visit to Nebraska.
Some dogs ran colt belonging to Mr.. Frai-
Eier into wire fence and hurt 1t 90 badly that
it died.
There have been few Improvements In this
nelghborhood, such AZ cattle sheds and corn
cribs this fall.
We had quite variety Of weather Saturday.
Some rain, some snow, some sleet, aud some
cold wind. Dor.
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Neosho Valley Notaa.

Mr.. Clinton Ellie and family ore here from
Harper county, visiting relatives and friends.
The merry laugh Of the youngsters can be
heard at very late hour these bright even
inxs
Old Mr.. Realm died of consumption on
Wednesday Of last week, and was buried | n
the lola cemetery on the following day.
While VIM. Baird was working in a well on
Mr.. Steele's farm he was struck on the head
with rock OF considerable size, which fell
from the top Of the we'll, distance of 20 feet.
His head was bodily cut and he was rendered
insensible for time VALLEYIrr.
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Allen Center Comment
tie AdAma Ia mnch better

Lutte Adams is much better.
A. Ramsey 10 ut work on sova5 cattle she'd.
j. T. Treadway las . l4xss house. partly
built.
Mr.. McCullor's daughter, who was sick, has
returned to her home In Missouri.
Father johnson has gone to spend the winter
with his son, Chas. ". at Thorntown, Ind.
Charlie Treadway is quite sick; also one Of
D. T. Nash's children. DR.. Chastain attends
them.
Many are pssturing their fields. hut we have
heard OF no cattle In this vicinity dying Of the
corn stalk trouble.
Turkey with the Salem township folks. Their
Sunday School convention was we'll attended
and very enjoyable and instructive.
We are informed that there is to be change
Of program 1t the next meeting Of the Allen
Center lvoeum on the evening Of December 9Th.
A horse and . road cart were lost Monday
night nortl, Of Rock Creek. Any one finding
them please send them to Mr.. Baker, . one
Salem township.
ed nom the shock that recently dismembered
1t, and 10 now reported as prospecting under the
guidance Of Mr.. White, OF lola.
Ed. Stewart, who has been with his brother
here for several months, and James Blodgett
are intending to 30 to the Indian Territory this
week. Others are also looking in that direc-
ton on the strength of the belief that the In
dams are favorable to receiving their lands In
severalty, and that the whites will then have
chance 70 obtain lands.
The selections 1t the literary societies Of both
Rose Hill and Allen Center were commended,
having been better than usual. Several young
men at Rose Hill both pleased and surprised
their friends by faithful and creditable effort
In the debate and should not only be eucour.
aged themselves but others who ''can't see 1t"
now may like older ones who do zee, wish
they had improved the present opportunities.
ELniD.
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OsaXe Itama.

Mrs. Mary Travis 10 up and around again
Mrs. e. H. Hasley has just gone home to Fl
Scott after an extended visit In Osage
kfncaidites are happy since the bonds
carried and the railroad question is settled.
The cars on the Kansas City & 5 r. Il. 4.
are running TO Bayard, Iae hub Of Osage)
and will run to Kincaid In or 10 days.
The teachers Of Center Valley school and
adjoining districts will organize . teachers
society On Wednesday .svsnisg.
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A. O. ALLEN

In this line, I have a splendid display Of
Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Cuff and Coll
and Photograph Albums in both plusl
prices that defy competition.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-02
DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR
HABIT POSITIVELY CURED
BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

It can be given in . cup of coffee or
tea without the knowledge Of the Der.
son taking 1t, Is absolutely harmless
and will effecta permanent and speedy
cure, whether the patient IL moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands Of drunkards have been made
temperate men who have taken Golden
Specific in their coffee without their
knowledge and to-day believe they
quit drinking Of their own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system once
impregnated with the Specific 1t he.
comes an utter imp0seibility for the
liquor appetite TO exist. For full par
ticulars. address Golden Specific Co.,
185 Race st. Cincinnati, o.
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

Will be given to capable and reliabl,
lady canvasser reading In this place
No investment required. Goods sci
all the year round. References neccs
aty. Write TO J. b. HURLING co.
l77Aoorce Street, Chicago, Illinois
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COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS
What 10 Being Done Throughout the
county-Events and Gossip
Of the Week.


Ssvonbureh News.
Health In general 10 good.
&C. Kenyon 10 still buying hogs.
r. q. Cravens is now occupying his farm.
L. A. Written has gone to the Neutral strip.
Chas MONT OF Erie, was In town last Mon.
day.
At last accounts J. S. McC,y was 10 Indiana
sick.
Nelson 4 Murray are having good trade ON
coal.
H. Bennett has his new house almost com.
pleted.
Mr. Northcut, the section boss, has but one
man now.
Business little slack 1t the Grand Cent raj
just now.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Ohio. is visiting at I. R.
Cartright's.
Cora snodgrass 10 on the sick list and is quite
poorly at present
T. w. Nordin says he don't want any better
country than this.
Several important changes have taken place
In our town since our last.
W. d. Cox. OF Coxville, was over last Mon.
day and brought DR. Aliens bog.
Az De nun uuo SouC " SuCSVRo duu DuuolOi
this week. Cancers are the object.
Joseph HUI has taken unto himself bride
and is now bnilding new house op his farm
south OF town.
John Westerberg. the Wannersburg black.
smith, Was over Monday and ordered his re.
pairs shipped to this point. Another boom fol
Sanvonburg.
George Wheeler and Dick Rave left for wori
on the X c. 4 p. near Kincaid last Monday.
Dame Rumor has 1t that George has sweet.
heart over that way.
c. HUFF thinks oysters are quite nice but 10
sorry he undertook to swallow one quite 90
large. He is now compelled to carry his head
to one side.
A. j. Nyman says there was . right OF way
man at his house Tuesday that beats Biggel.
He says the only way he could get rid Of him
Was to sell.
Mrs. L. b. Murray is now east to spend ths
winter, while he is trying what virtue there 10
envy him his honorary position.
On Monday last one of W. 8. HuG's calves
undertook to swallow = hedge apple. when
lodged In its throat and no means used could
extract It, and he was compelled to kill 1t 1t
made nice piece Of beef.
&. d. Allen has sold his residence property
to Chas. Nelson who moved his family into II
The Doctors family going east to Union City,
Indiana, and the Doctor was talking Of going
west but the thoughts Of your humble servant
10 that he will 60 east.